Project Manager (R&D / Aerospace)

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12 months ago
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Project Manager (R&D / Aerospace)

£50,000 - £55,000 + Training + Progression + Bonus + 34 Days Holiday + Company Benefits

Bedford

Are you a Project Manager or similar looking to join a company at the forefront of aerospace research offering set progression paths into senior roles, plenty of autonomy with flexible working hours and a range of company benefits to ensure you are rewarded for your work?

On offer is the opportunity to join an independent research and development organisation within the aerospace industry, providing aerodynamic consultancy to major aircraft manufacturers globally. They are looking to continue their organic growth having secured further contracts with classified blue-chip clients.

In this role you will be coordinating the efforts of the project teams, managing projects from cradle to grave. You will be the prime point of contact with internal client representatives and working closely with the project technical managers. You will liaise with classified blue-chip clients on various projects usually lasting 3 to 4 months.

Are you a Project Manager or similar looking to join a market-leading company offering set progression paths into senior roles, plenty of autonomy and a range of company benefits.

Role:

Managing projects from cradle to grave
Coordinating with the projects team
Liaising with blue-chip clients
Monday to Friday, 38 hours a week, 9am - 5pm with flexibility givenThe Person:

Project Manager or similar
Looking to step into the Aerospace industry
Looking for progression into senior rolesReference Number: BBBH19188c

Project, Manager, Project Manager, Production, Industrial, Manufacturing, Projects, Management, Aerospace, Bedford, Bedfordshire, Milton Keynes, Luton

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